By the 1920s, many social workers saw themselves as _______
A. therapists
B. job trainers
C. primary providers
D. volunteers
A
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Stigma that pertains to mental health problems in many cultures is due to
a. the traditional notions of mental illness as a curse and a failure of an individual to manage his or her problems b. the high cost of mental health care c. lack of parity in services d. none of the above
The autocratic model fails to generate much of a commitment among the workers to accomplish organizational goals.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
Candice has decided NOT to accept Roger into her group. After breaking the news, which of the following is considered the most ethically appropriate and most inclusive response?
A) "Roger, I'll keep you in mind for other groups which might be more appropriate. Let me show you out."? B) ?"Roger, you might be feeling frustrated at not being selected. I'm sorry. We'll keep you in mind for other more appropriate groups." C) ?"Roger, you just weren't a good fit. These things happen. If I hear of a more appropriate group, I'll let you know. Don't let it get you down." D) ?"Roger, other groups will come along, and we'll keep you in mind. However, I see the frustration you are feeling. Would you like to talk about those feelings?"